Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Foundations of Industrial Automation
Build a robust, industry-aligned foundational blueprint. Modern manufacturing thrives on automated efficiency, logic workflows, and integrated electrical components.
The Advanced Manufacturing program provides students with a powerful entry-level foundation in industrial systems. Our classroom instruction and specialized laboratory modules introduce students to the essential theoretical and operational basics of automated platforms, helping you understand how modern production networks function behind the scenes.
With Ohio expanding as a major technological and industrial hardware hub, developing a strong core literacy in hardware systems is a significant advantage. This program offers a comprehensive starting point to explore fundamental technical frameworks and position yourself strategically for emerging entry-level careers in automated systems.
Industry Credentials You'll Target
We build clear pathways to the core industrial automation platforms that modern operations are built on.
Robotics Platform
FANUC Robotics
Target professional competencies inside the standard global system architecture for robotic alignment:
- FANUC Level 1 Validation
Automation Logic
Rockwell Automation
Study underlying program interfaces utilizing modern Allen-Bradley terminal layouts:
- Rockwell Automation Level 1 Validation
Fluid Power & Safety
Systems & Compliance
Master primary fluid properties, basic circuit pathways, and core compliance guidelines required for modern industrial plants:
- Parker-Hannafin Basic Hydraulics Level 1
- OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Safety Certification
Program Core Pillars
Essential Theory Foundations: Gain a solid technical baseline covering the baseline rules of electronics, industrial logic systems, and technical machinery frameworks.
Fluid Power & Circuit Layouts: Explore operational principles governing fluid dynamics, including both hydraulics and pneumatics architectures.
Blueprint Reading & PLCs: Develop standard industrial engineering literacy, focusing on blueprint decoding alongside basic Programmable Logic Controller concepts.
Ready to Build Your Skills?
Our admissions requirements are straightforward:
- High School Diploma or GED
- Complete the WorkKeys® Assessment
- Attend the required program orientation